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Felted Snowman Ornament Make & Take
Felted Snowman Ornament Make & Take

Sat, Nov 21

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Arts Council of Carteret County

Felted Snowman Ornament Make & Take

Get in the holiday spirit by making a felted snowman ornament!

Time & Location

Nov 21, 2026, 10:00 AM – 1:00 PM

Arts Council of Carteret County, 1702 Arendell St, Morehead City, NC 28557, USA

About the event

Felted Snowman Ornament Make & Take


Class Description:  Get in the holiday spirit with a felted snowman ornament! In this three-hour workshop, students will be introduced to the basics of 3D needle felting while learning about the versatility of wool as a sculpting medium! Add all the personality you want as you embellish your felted creation to your heart’s content. Just as in nature, no two snowmen will be alike!

 

Instruction will include:

●      how to control the placement of wool

●      how to layer and shape effectively

●      how to attach appendages and embellishments securely

●      how to firm up work

 

Students will complete one small project in class. No experience necessary; simply bring your imaginations and a smile!

 

Age and or Ability Level: Suitable for all ability levels. Ages 14 and up.

 

Materials: The $15 materials fee associated with this class will cover the cost of materials needed to complete the day’s projects. The instructor will purchase all materials on behalf of students and distribute them to participants at the start of the workshop. Supplies will include a felting pad, a felting needle, assorted embellishments and an appropriate amount of wool.


When: One day class (Saturday, November 21, 2026), 10 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.


Cut off date for registration: November 11, 2026.

Maximum number of students: 12

 

Cost of the class (students must register online): $45 per person plus an additional $15 materials fee. ($60 total)


Instructor Name: Lisa Davis


Biography: Lisa Davis is a Connecticut native whose journey has taken her from Western Massachusetts to the heart of New York City to the mountains of northern New England and beyond. A current resident of Morehead City, her felting journey began while she and her husband owned and operated a small goat dairy and creamery in rural Vermont. Immersed in all things farming, she quickly became enamored by the versatility of wool as an artistic medium, working alongside fellow farmers and fiber artists to explore all forms of felting with the abundant supply of wool from neighboring farms. She has been needle felting for the past 15 years. She is also an oil pastel artist, a writer, and a lover of all creative endeavors. She is formally trained with an interdisciplinary degree in communications, marketing and graphic design from the University of Massachusetts.



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